44% of retail and e-commerce organisations struggle to find the most efficient tools for data acquisition 39% struggle to find reliable partners to outsource their web scraping activities to 40% find it challenging to ensure the quality of the data they are collecting 36% found managing and processing large datasets to be challenging 52% said… Read More »
A charity has launched the UK’s first dedicated helpline for people who struggle to sleep. The average UK adult suffers nine bad nights’ sleep per month – equating to around 500 million across the country each month, but there is limited support. To combat the problem, The Sleep Charity has teamed up with high street… Read More »
People struggle to get Covid-19 lateral flow tests on Freedom Day after Government website suffers ‘temporary technical glitch’ Britons unable to order Covid-19 lateral flow tests today after ‘temporary glitch’ People attempting to order supplies today were told to ‘come back tomorrow’ Comes as the UK lifted almost all legal restrictions on so-called Freedom Day… Read More »
According to a study carried out by Specsavers, 54 per cent of Irish people struggle to hear on the phone when there is background noise. The study also found that 1 in 5 Irish people have told that the volume at which they listen to the TV or radio is too loud, which according to… Read More »
After years of state sanctions and fines, Kaiser Permanente claims it has gone a long way toward improving its mental health care. The national managed-care giant — California’s largest insurer with 9 million members — touts more than 1,200 therapist hires since 2016, improved patient access to appointments and an expanded training program for mental… Read More »
Faced with a lethal Ebola outbreak threatening eastern Africa, public health officials are conceding that their battle plan is failing and have proposed a comprehensive new strategy for containing the virus. It envisions reframing the epidemic as a regional humanitarian crisis, not simply a health emergency. That may include more troops or police to quell… Read More »